SSO Inactivity Timeout
Hi, How does kinde to extend the session inactivity timeout for an individual user? We authenticate the user against a local jwks cache. So to control an inactivity timeout for an individual user, how would this work? Thanks
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Configure token and session expiry
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This is not for an individual user, this config would affect all users.
Thanks for the reply, but i am more wondering about what extends the timeout does making a request to the jwks file do it, this would seem odd as it is a public url?
Hi @shane,
The session timeout is extended by user activity within the application, such as browsing, interacting with the UI, or making authenticated requests to your backend. These actions help keep the session active by preventing it from timing out.
Fetching the JWKS file does not extend the session, as it is a public resource used for token verification, not user authentication or activity tracking.
Let me know if you need any further clarification!
@Zaki Ok thats great thanks for the help